Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Reservations are required.
Reservations help us best serve our guests to provide everyone the best experience possible.

Regarding Covid-19: we are currently operating at a limited capacity with increased demand. Be sure to book your tour as far in advance as possible to ensure you get the date and time you’d like.

Our cancellation policy allows for a 100% refund when cancelling seven days prior to your zipline tour. Guests that cancel at least three days prior to the tour receive a voucher valid for 1 year. Guests that cancel within 72 hours of the scheduled tour or do not arrive on time, forfeit their reservation payment.  Please arrive on time and ready to have fun!

If you have any questions about our cancellation policy, please feel free to contact us for clarification.

The Soaring Six tour is $65  per person and includes 6 ziplines. This tour zips riders over 2000 feet of cable, at heights up to 50 feet off the ground. 

The Treetop Flyer tour is $85 per person and includes 10 ziplines. This tour zips rides over  a mile of zipline cable, at heights up to 250 feet off the ground. Our Treetop Flyer is our most popular tour but participants must be at least 100lbs. 

Eco Adventure Ziplines has designed the Soaring Six course to accommodate children ages three and up. There is no weight minimum for the Soaring Six zipline tour.
The Treetop Flyer requires a participant weight minimum of 100lbs to traverse the longer ziplines. Children that exceed 100lbs are welcome to participant on the Treetop Flyer; the highest and longest zipline tour in Mid-Missouri. 

Eco Adventure Ziplines uses a proprietary deceleration system that makes it easier to slow down when approaching the landing areas. Some of the lines require guests to participate in this Active Breaking process. Guests are never required to grab a hold of the zipline to slow themselves down. Instead, they gently pull down on a blue “break strap” as they approach the end of the zipline. The receiving guide is there to catch you as you coast into the zipline landing. 

Eco Adventure Ziplines uses the beautiful rolling hills near Hermann, MO to provide guests an amazing view above the treetops without ever ascending more than 15 stairs at given time. Many of our lines take off from and land on the ground. You gain height as you zip out over ravines.

Our course is designed for minimal exercise and maximum excitement!

Both courses start and end in the same area. We do not shuttle you anywhere.

Our first zipline takes off from the the edge of our parking lot and zips you into the edge of the woods. The last zipline zips you right to the landing of the first zipline. It is just a short walk through the grass back to our office.

The zipline course is essentially a giant loop that brings guests right back to where they had begun. 

For the safety of our guests, no one can enter the zipline course unless they are on the zipline tour, accompanied by zipline guides. 

Guests are able to take their phones or cameras, but they must be secured on their person. While we want to give our guests the opportunity to take photos, we cannot be held responsible for lost or damaged phones or cameras. For the safety of our guests and guides, we are unable to retrieve any dropped items while ziplining, so please secure all items you plan to take with you.

We want everyone to enjoy the adventure but due to costs incurred in preparing for and guiding your tour, we cannot issue refunds or vouchers if guests, including children, change their mind and do not wish to zipline.

Our guides are patient and will work with guests to overcome fears.

The first few lines on our both of our zipline adventures are our smaller, slower lines. This lets you gain confidence before you go onto the bigger and higher lines.

We do not operate in thunderstorms or strong winds. We can operate in a light rain but not a heavy rain. We can and do operate in cold and hot temperatures.*

If Eco Adventure Ziplines needs to cancel a tour due to weather, we will contact guests approximately 90 minutes – 2 hours before the scheduled tour time. We contact guests through the number they provided on their reservation.

We make a final decision regarding operating a tour 90 minutes before that tour. We use the most up-to-date radar and weather forecast available at that time.

We do not offer refunds when tours are cancelled due to weather. We offer a rain check voucher which may be used for 1 year from the original tour date.

*Regarding Covid-19: We may cancel tours due to high temperatures because of the face covering requirement. We do not cancel tours for cold weather.

We ask all guests to wear tennis shoes and dress comfortably for the weather.

Regarding Covid-19: We ask that you bring a face covering that can be worn when you cannot physically distance from the tour guides or other groups in your tour. There will be plenty of opportunities to remove your face mask for water breaks.

We ask guests to arrive 10-15 minutes prior to their schedule zipline tour time. We use this time to sign your waiver, get your gear on, watch a safety video and answer any questions you may have. Tours leave at the tour time. 

If you arrive earlier than 20 minutes prior to your tour time, there may not be a staff member to greet you for your tour. If you received a confirmation email your tour is reserved. You may wait at the picnic tables outside of the office or in the woods. Staff will be with you shortly.

Eco Adventure Ziplines is conveniently located nearly equidistant between Saint Louis and Columbia, right off I-70.
Directions from I-70: Take Exit 175 for Highway 19. Go SOUTH towards Hermann.    We are located about 5 miles south of I-70 on the right hand side of the road. We are a green and white building with a large black/white/red zipline side. Do not turn on any side roads; you turn directly off Highway 19 into our driveway. 

Our address is 489 South Highway 19 New Florence, MO 63363. Please note that New Florence, MO proper is north of I-70 but we are in the unincorporated area of New Florence, which is south of I-70.